Studer Revox B226 - Setting Playback Marks; Defining Start and Stop Marks

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Setting the
marks
(only
possible
in
play
and
in
search
modes!)
O Press PROGRAM
[8]
O Press MARK
[13]
O Press MARK
[13]
The compact disc
player
enters
programming
mode.
The
message
STEP
[A]
flashes
in
the
display
window
and the
digit 1 designating
the step number appears below.
Set the start
mark in the desired
position.
The
starting DlSCtime is displayed
infield
[B].The
start
position
can also be set
in PAUSE mode
by searching the desired
location with the
keys {
[19]
and
>
[21].
Set the stop mark in the desired
position.
The
ending DISC time is displayed in field
[C].
The
stop
position
can also be set
in PAUSE mode
by searching the desired
location with the
keys
<
[19]
and
>
[2'1]
STEP
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O Press
STORE
[14]
O Press
PI-AY/NEXT
[4]
PLAY / NEXT
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The entry is
stored
in memory and the STEP
indication
advances from 1 to 2 so that the
second
program
step
can be entered.
Up to 19
program
steps can be entered
in
this
manner,
each of which
is
to be
recorded in
memory
by
pressing
the STORE button.
The CD
player
can
be switched back
to nor-
mal
play
mode by
pressing
PROGRAM
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a
second time.
Of
course, the
program
remains
sto
red.
Cancels the
programming
mode and
the
pro-
gram
is executed starting
with STEP
1 to the
last
programmed
step
(except
loop
pro-
grams)
Of
course.
programming
this type
of
input can
also be
intermixed
with other
program
step
types.
STEP
1
TIME
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